We made seven stops, including the family assistance center at Pier 94 and ground zero, and skipped police headquarters because we were running late on time.
Clue already helped women track when they were taking their pill as well as whether it was taken late, on time, missed, or double dosed.
Certain companies may consider "on time" late.
If you got the detention for being late to a class, ARRIVE ON TIME TO THE DETENTION.
This is quite particular in what it wants, for instance it ignores BA287 but if your message says British Airways 287, it recognises this and tells you if the latest flight with that code is late or on time, for instance.
But you have to wonder about a bureaucracy that defines three minutes late as on time.
Asked if moving the primary would mean that the Legislature would have to finish the chronically late budget on time, to give lawmakers time to campaign, Mr. Silver replied, "No".
Re "When 3 Minutes Late Is On Time: New Transit Agency Standards Raise Questions of Fairness" (news article, Oct. 4): While defining lateness is important, even more important is the inadequate number of trains and buses at all times but rush hours.
And officials say it is part of a broader problem with congestion at the nation's biggest airports -- including a competition for gates that can leave travelers stuck on planes whether they land early, late or on time.
Never late, always on time and guaranteed never to spell Ottawa wrong, our cast of fan reps, bloggers, podcasters and writers representing each of this weekend's competing teams.
Next week, we are beginning an experiment in commuter-assisted reporting: Residents riding to Pennsylvania Station are invited to send in information from their phones about whether their train arrived early, late or on time.
